Question Posted Thursday December 8 2011, 12:35 am
so I dated this girl for a month.(im a chick as well). We broke up but now are maybe getting back together. She said I was too clingy. We just started dating so we was hanging out a lot and I was staying. So how can I not be clingy this time around?
AdviceMistress answered Friday December 9 2011, 11:32 am: Well did you ask her in what way were you clingy? Maybe trying not calling her as much maybe give it a couple of days and let her contact you. Another thing is you don't always have to hang out with her maybe try to plan a date night with ehr and than hang out with your friends on other days. You had a life before you met her so try not to think too much. Believe me I know what it feels like to always have someone on your mind 24/7 but you need to think about other things as well. Good luck and Happy Holidays! [ AdviceMistress's advice column | Ask AdviceMistress A Question ]
nascarfan1987 answered Thursday December 8 2011, 1:02 am: Hm, it would help alittle better if you could give me some reasons of why she thought you were clingy; like what exactly did you do to make yourself seem clingy?
I guess this time you can just be more laid back. Don't always try to be around her; let her have her space. I mean show her that you care, but don't be smoothering. If you guys text, don't send it more than twice; give her a chance to text back before you send a new text. If you guys talk on the phone, don't be mad when she wants to get off; or try to keep her on longer than she wants;
When she goes places, don't ask her a million questions- I mean its okay to ask the typically, where ya going, have fun kind of thing; but don't make her feel like she has to check in with her "mother"
I'm not sure if this helped at all, because like I said, I don't know how exactly you were clingy, but if you wanna detail it for me, just write something to my inbox.
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